Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-28

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TINES Office.
Murray Winn was Mp from Belle
vue to-day taking it the metropolis of
Wood River.
Lund & Anderson, the tailors, have
moved to their fine new quarters in
Krieg's block.
There was an unusually heavy re-
ceipt Of mixed freight at the HALEY
depot this morning.
Robert E. Srahorn and wife are in
Omaha. They are expected here the
latter part of the week.
Knights of the wheel are rushing
the season. Several bicyclists were
riding about town yesterday.
Hon. John M. Cannaday was in his
Office this morning for the first time in
two weeks. He is improving slowly.
Levi Gheen, whose handiwork is
on the walls of many house in Hal
LETT, is working the pastebrush in
Challis.
Judge John r. Mcbride, of Salt
Lake City, and Mark Witzinske, of
New York, are registered at the
Alturas. ~ ..t.
A lot Of stall-fed cattle and sheep,
of their own feeding, just received
from Fish Creek, by James & Har-
rington.
Several Halleyites, who are heads
of families, came into town on Satur-
day from neighboring camps, to cast
vote for the school tax.
The dog poisoner has been around
again. Several CANNES lay stretched
out on the fat below River street as
the last agonies of death left them.
Willis S. Duniway returned from
Portland to-day. Ho will resume his
former place as foreman of the TINES
Publishing and job printing depart
ments.
The real estate men are wearing
broad smiles in Haley to day. They
have had several applications from
new comers for residence lots during
the past few days.
The spring boom is opening in
good shape. The train this morning
brought a lot of strangers, many Of
whom are already looking about with
view of settling in Haley.
Mrs. J. C. Fox, OF HALEY, is in re-
ceipt of news from her father, who re :
sides in South Carolina, that he will
leave for HALEY in few days to make
this lis permanent home. He is a
lawyer.
A TINES reporter interviewed a
number of gentlemen yesterday who
contemplate erecting homes in HALEY
this season. If their talk goes for
anything there will be quite boom in
building.
Professor Whitley and DR.. Swami
while out driving this afternoon
endeavored to make too short a turn
and the vehicle upset, dumping the
occupants upon the street. No serious
damage done. ..
Bologna sausage, Yarmouth bloat-
ers, eel, ,ripe, lambs tongues, pigs
feet, tongues and sounds-by tue
pound, keg or barrel, dried beet
tongues, Elgin creamery butter. etc.,
at KEEPER & Hodgman's.
March came in like lamb and has
continued to furnish mild weather
with an abundance of sunshine,
almost nninterruptedly. If she goes out
like lion the forces Of rude Boreus
must be speedily called into action.
The monotony of life in the Idaho
insane asylum at Blackfoot is occa-
sionally overcome by permitting the
inmates to participate in dance.
People have been known to become
insane over dancing, and why should
not the insane dance?
The Blackfoot Reporter says: SIT
is stated that w. G. B. Allen, of the
Shoshone Journal, intends to remove
to Ontario, Oregon, which is to be
the seat OF government of the new
county of Malheur, and engage in the
publication of paper there, to hs
called the Malheur Gazette"
AS spring with its change o
weather creates a revolution in The
very bowls of the earth, so doe'
Plumber celebrated Oregon BLOOD
Purifier create the desired change il
the human system. Send in you
orders either direct to Pfunder & Co.
or any wholesale house in Portland
Oregon. m2Sdsw
| Parties directly interested in tn
new Smoky wagon road are doing
what they can to awaken interest il
this short route between HALEY ant
the Smoky country. This new thor
oughfare will, if built, be a larg
factor in bringing trade to HALEY ant
should not be overlooked by thos
who have trade interests in that sec